New Super Mario Galaxy Movie Trailer Reveals Yoshi Talking!

Liputan6.com, Jakarta - The highly anticipated animated film, "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie," is fast approaching its release, and fan excitement is building after the release of its latest trailer.

This sequel to "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" (2023) promises an even more epic space adventure, with a global release date set for April 1, 2026.

Produced in collaboration with Illumination and Nintendo, and distributed by Universal Pictures, the film is once again directed by Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic.

The screenplay, written by Matthew Fogel, ensures a compelling continuation of the story.

In "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie," Mario and Luigi will join Princess Peach and Toad on a daring mission into space.

They must face the threat of Bowser's son, Bowser Jr., in an adventure heavily inspired by the "Super Mario Galaxy" and "Super Mario Odyssey" games.

Fans of the Mario franchise worldwide were thrilled with the release of the new trailer for "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" on January 25, 2026, via Nintendo Direct.

This trailer was a major highlight because it featured Yoshi for the first time and even revealed that the iconic green dinosaur could talk.

The appearance of a talking Yoshi indicates that he will play a central role in the film's storyline, far more than just a cameo.

In addition to Yoshi, the trailer also introduces several other new characters such as Birdo and Mouser, adding to the long list of characters who will liven up the adventure.

Even Baby Mario and Baby Luigi are seen in several scenes, adding a touch of nostalgia.

The trailer begins with Mario and Luigi riding a motorcycle across a vast desert, heading towards the familiar inverted pyramid from the Sand Kingdom in "Super Mario Odyssey."

They then use the power of Fire Flowers to investigate a clogged pipe, where they eventually find Yoshi. This scene promises stunning visuals and thrilling action.

Furthermore, the trailer also shows Luigi using the iconic Frog Suit power-up, adding variety to the gameplay adaptation for the big screen.

"The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" takes audiences on a galactic adventure unlike any other Mario movie.

Strong influences from the "Super Mario Galaxy" and "Super Mario Odyssey" games are evident, particularly with locations like the Sand Kingdom and the concept of intergalactic travel at the heart of the story.

The iconic themes from the "Super Mario Galaxy" games have been re-recorded with a 70-piece orchestra for the film's soundtrack.

Composer Brian Tyler collaborated closely with Nintendo and the sound designers at Skywalker Sound to ensure the seamless integration of these themes, creating an immersive audio experience.

Illumination's Chris Meledandri also confirmed that the film's entire animation process has been completed.

The success of an animated film often depends heavily on the quality of its voice cast, and "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" is no slouch in this regard.

Each character has a distinctive and instantly recognizable voice.Chris Pratt returns as Mario, while Anya Taylor-Joy plays Princess Peach and Charlie Day as Luigi.

Jack Black also returns as the menacing Bowser, and Keegan-Michael Key as the loyal Toad.

Kevin Michael Richardson will voice Kamek, while Benny Safdie will portray Bowser Jr., adding to the dynamic conflict in the story.

Additionally, Brie Larson will join the cast as Rosalina, a key character from the Super Mario Galaxy universe that many fans have been eagerly anticipating.